Sentence examples for format meant from inspiring English sources
He had no idea what the tournament format meant then or how it unfolded.
It was a format meant to encourage aggressiveness in visiting teams and to discourage them from turtling into a defensive shell.
Although confirming that filming in the camp had taken place, the spokesperson claimed the show's "magazine format" meant the entire programme would not originate from the camp.
The event's "double elimination" format meant that Optic still had a chance to win, if it beat all the other losing finalists.
Lord spotted a gap in the market when the company sent out their reports, as their clunky PDF format meant that end users couldn't do much with them.
Trump is not the only President whose story requires a certain degree of euphemism when compressed into a format meant to be digested by kids, of course.
The tournament's bloated format means that, unlike their footballing counterparts, the postcards should at least be home before them.
The chunks of text are shorter, although the flaps format means the information is presented in a more layered way.
The sketch-based format means this could sit in the comedy section of the programme, and it's funny enough to merit that.
But the format means that one bad day can eliminate a big name — as happened to India and Pakistan in the 2007 World Cup.
Officers have taken to social media to criticise the offices, saying that the format means delicate conversations can be overheard by other offenders and even reception staff.
